VIDEO: Mali students return to school
School pupils in Timbuktu have returned to their studies, 10 months after the occupation by Islamist militants began.
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Balotelli criticises English life
Former Manchester City striker Mario Balotelli complains about life in England as AC Milan parade their new £19m signing.
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Leeds 36-6 Hull FC
Leeds begin their defence of Super League with a hard-fought win against Hull FC, who lose Gareth Ellis to injury.
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VIDEO: Substance 'could kill more birds'
Tests are being carried out on a sticky white wax that has been found on more than 100 seabirds washed up along England's south-west coastline.
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Clinton says world a safer place
Hillary Clinton says the world is a safer place, in her farewell address to state department staff on her last day as America's top diplomat.
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Obama gives birth control opt-out
President Barack Obama's administration unveils an opt-out for religious groups that object to covering birth control in their staff health plans.
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Tensions high after Farc ambush
Tension rise in peace talks as Colombia's Farc rebels kill three policemen in an ambush near the Venezuelan border, according to the authorities.
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Clashes at Morsi's Cairo palace
Egyptian protesters clash with police outside Cairo's presidential palace, after the deadliest week of violence since Mohammed Morsi came to power.
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Dow at five-year high on jobs data
The main US share index closes on Friday at a five-year high, buoyed by data showing the economy added more jobs than previously estimated at the end of 2012.
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Scots can make history - Johnson
Scotland coach Scott Johnson dismisses his side's poor record away to England and challenges his players to make history.
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Bacterium found at special school
A school for pupils with special needs in Newtownabbey, County Antrim, has been closed for a week following the discovery of a bacterium which can cause Legionnaires' disease.
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Pound in big fall against euro
The pound weakens further against the euro, seeing its biggest one-day falls in almost three years, on continuing signs the eurozone economy is improving.
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VIDEO: Clinton bids farewell to state department
Hillary Clinton has addressed state department employees on her last day as America's top diplomat.
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Campaign boss sets out Union case
The head of the campaign for the Union says an independent Scotland would clearly have to apply to become a member of the European Union.
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'Unsafe' Brazil nightclubs closed
More than 150 nightclubs, restaurants and bars in Brazil are declared unsafe and closed by authorities, following a fire that killed 236 people.
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PM vows to protect OAP benefits
Universal benefits for pensioners will be protected for almost a year after the 2015 general election, Downing Street says.
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Sullivan 'threatened by agent'
West Ham co-owner David Sullivan alleges he and a player were threatened by an agent during the transfer window.
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Google settles French news dispute
Google agrees to set up a fund to help French media to solve a row with news sites that demanded payment for the search giant to display their links.
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Nations Cup semis tickets unsold
Africa Cup of Nations organisers say 43,000 tickets remain unsold for the two semi-finals, in Durban and Nelspruit.
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UN 'should end extreme poverty' - PM
Prime Minister David Cameron tells a UN meeting in Liberia that "eradicating extreme poverty" must be the focus of a new set of international development goals.
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